USB C Docking Station Dual Monitor,12 in 1 Displaylink USB 3.0 to USB C Dock with HDMI,VGA,USB 3.0,PD3.0, Laptop Docking Station for MacBook Pro&Air/M1/M2/Dell/HP and More USB-C& A Ports Laptops

I have both USB-A and USB-C laptops. We can connect USB-C laptops directly to this docking station. If we want to connect USB-A laptop, we can use the supplied "USB-C OTG converter". On the support team's recommendation, I am even supplying 65W power to this docking station so that this always displays as soon as we connect. (I had to connect again sometimes if this didn't show display when I wasn't supplying the power to this docking station). I initially purchased a USB-A docking station with the converter to USB-C but that wasn't working on my USB-A laptop. Later I bought this and I am happy now, this connects to both my laptops immediately. I can switch immediately. Also, other advantage is, since I am supplying power to this docking station, I don't need to charge the USB-C laptop, it gets charged with the docking station. Still need to charge USB-A laptop though because we connect that using the converter. I very much recommend this device.

I purchased this docking station last year. After just a few days of use, both my monitors started flickering every few minutes. Unfortunately, it was already beyond the return window, and I didn't leave a review at the time. Now, the flickering has become so frequent that the docking station is essentially unusable. This was not an ideal purchase, and I will be looking for something more reliable and better value for money.

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I was able to attach a projector and 2 monitor to my laptop with this Display link with no issues. Perfect for the presentations I needed to do.

Other than the rough edges with the DisplayLink driver on MacOS, its a solid piece of kit if you only need to support 1080p monitors. I can't recommend for anyone running 1440p or 4k due to lacking support. Do read the fine print if you see "2k" in any of the marketing around the resolution, since it is not proper 1440 (2560 x 1440, 16:9 aspect ratio). Due note that at the cost of this product, you should be considering if a Thunderbolt 3 or Thunderbolt 4 adapter is more appropriate for your situation. Depending upon what you need this for, it's a fine piece of very versatile kit for working on monitors or lower res screens on the road. It's also handy to double as a 3.5mm audio jack for phones which no longer have them, which I used on my OnePlus 7T Android smartphone. Knocking one star off as the original marketing claimed that this supported 4k (assumed to be at 60fps), but it does not support 4k at any framerate. However, the seller was gracious enough to check into my original support claim and realized the issue was not in the product, but in the advertising.